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Top Ten Sophomore Novels I’m Looking Forward To Reading
I really wasn’t sure about this topic at first, because I don’t always read an author in order, and I don’t always pay attention to debuts and sophomore books, so I sort of went with 10 authors I want to read another book from. Some I think only have one book, but I know others have other books I need to read.
- Andy Weir, author of The Martian. This was great on audio, and I can’t wait to read another book by him.
- Atia Abawi, author of The Secret Sky. The Secret Sky made me think a lot and I really hope she writes another book, because I am a fan!
- Nicola Yoon, author of Everything, Everything. This book was a doozy, and I am so looking forward to reading another book by her.
- I.W. Gregorio, author of None Of The Above. This is one of my favorites I’ve read this year, and I want another book by Gregorio so much because I know it would be amazing.
- Stacey Lee, author of Under The Painted Sky. This book really makes me want to read more historical fiction, especially YA historical fiction.
- Kasie West, author of On The Fence. It’s such a cute, fun book, and while I haven’t read any of the other books I know West has written, I know I want to!
- Robin Talley, author of Lies We Tell Ourselves. I requested her new book from the library, and I’ve actually been looking forward to reading it.
- Katherine Howe, author of Conversion. I know she has at least one or two other books out and I will have to read them, because I liked Conversion enough to read her again.
- Yvonne Ventresca, author of Pandemic. This was frighteningly realistic, and yet, I want another book by Ventresca.
- Rosamund Hodge, author of Cruel Beauty. Hodge is another author that I know has other books out, but like some of the other authors, I haven’t read them yet. I want to, especially if the world building is as amazing in those books as it is in Cruel Beauty.
Reading Books With Coffee 
My students (11th graders) are currently reading Conversion and we are doing an interview with Katherine Howe! Its such a good book! She has several other books published now but this is the only one of hers I have read!
That’s cool that your class is doing an interview with her! I really want to read her other books!